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CFK sends crowds away from her home and delivers a recorded message
Former Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner told her followers Friday in a recorded message from her house arrest in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Constitución that Security Minister Patricia Bullrich was seeking 'to provoke chaos' and insisted that Javier Milei's policies could collapse sooner or later.
The excuse has been the celebration of Flag Day in Argentina . The objective: to perform an act in defense of the former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who since Tuesday is locked in her home, where she will serve six years in prison after having been convicted of corruption in the Cause of Violence. This Friday in Buenos Aires the Kirchnerist leader has led a meeting at a distance, the first since the beginning of the execution of he…
Cristina Kirchner attacked security minister Patricia Bullrich on Friday for the operation of the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) that she mounted in the last hours outside of her Constitution department, where she is in home prison. In addition to calling Javier Milei’s official “nefarious” and “Lady Violence,” the former president suspended the flag for June 20 that was to be made outside her home and asked the protesters to go at the same time…
Cristina Sent a Message From Her Home Prison with Harsh Criticism of Bullrich and Milei's Government
From her home prison in the porteño neighborhood of Monserrat, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner spread a new recorded message addressed to the militancy gathered in Lezama Park for Flag Day. The former president again pointed harshly against the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, and also charged against the economic plan of Javier Milei’s government. “She is a nefarious woman, capable of anything,” CFK launched in reference to Bullrich, who…
She said the Minister of Security is "a terrible woman, capable of anything."
After “redirecting” the flag called by La Cámpora in support of La Cámpora Park, Cristina Kirchner spoke to the militancy by means of a recorded message and harshly criticized Patricia Bullrich for the police operation she organized in the early morning at the door of her home in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Constitución. “She brought the Federal Police without a warrant with the objective of... Source
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